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CHAṆḌI-ŚIVA—The architect of the Harsha temple, “the famed son of Virabhadra, omniscient, like Viśvakarman, in the art (or science) of building houses (Vāstuvidyā)....He built this delightful house of Śaṁkara with its chapels (maṇḍapa), the beautiful porch (toraṇa) which contains all the gods, like a portion of heaven made by the Creator himself.”